I am completely deaf so can't hear a tone. An LED is mentioned, does that indicate that the probe is over the wire or only that a mode is selected?
26932
The LED is on the transmitter to show that it's on and it what mode. There is no visual indicator on the receiver/probe to indicate a signal is being received.
26933
as far as I can tell the LED only indicates the tone mode solid or alternating.
26934
Unfortunately, the led is only for a continuity check and the mode, not for actually finding the end of the wire.
26935
NO that does not indicate that probe is over a wire just shows what mode is selected.
966463
This is what I did and I'm a alarm service tech I opened up the unit and found the Piezo and put a couple of layers of electric tape over the Piezo this brought the sound down much lower. If you cut that wire going to the Piezo you will hear nothing so when pushing any buttons you will not be able to confirm that you pushed hard enough for the key display. Please don't try this unless you know what your doing.
1063773
It must be defective because it's a simple press of the ear, you should be able to feel the button. I'd have to look at it again, I think the battery compartment is under the horse.
1898516
I am afraid there's no way to stop the LED indicator. Please know the flashing is meant to remind you that the headphone is working. Yet please know we'll forward your feedback to the manufacturer. And see what they can do in the future =)
665741
Make sure you are watching the lights on the sound bar. It is hard to tell when it is on or off but the lights will blink notifying you of the level of sound. I have disconnected mine for now as the cable company has improved it sound quality or I would look at it and explain it more in depth. Good luck!
1834206
I haven't had that problem in the nearly two years we've owned ours. However, the light in our volume knob illuminates when it feels like it. TDK says you can pull off the volume knob and fix the light. Maybe the same can be done with your problem. Sounds like you may just have a defective unit. Maybe you should exchange it for a new one. Call me old-fashioned but I pine for the old days before boom boxes (and everything else) were controlled by a computer. The technology was simpler and repairs were much easier.
2087606
The probe has a tiny wheel that controls the sensetivity. Remember to check the probe on a (known to be on) outlet before you test the unknown one.
169949
It maybe powering up and you are not recognizing it, this has happen to me a number of times. There are no bells and whistles indicating any real change when going from on selection to another (from cd to radio, etc..), make your selection and turn the volume up; if this doesn't work you may have a bigger problem.
1983205
Check fuses first. Then look at you high pass, full range and your low pass switch. Sensitivity also. Also your level min/max settings. If all else fails, contact planet audio.... they are great over there about walking you through installs.
1267906
No, the only channel related led is for mute or solo selections. There are led indicators on each band of EQ on the main output EQ, primarily for feedback identification.
429256
I have never heard any high pitched tones ever come from my mouse...I'd say try and get it replaced.
834335
I can only echo other comments, no sounds when changing light modes. You might Try plugging it into a different electrical socket that is on a different circuit. This would rule out voltage problems I think. Good luck.
71449
That's strange, try to make some noise, it has a sensor. Mine is working as plug n play.
1194052
It may be set too sensitive. There are adjustment dials to adjust the sensitivity. The instructions explain how to adjust it.
496030
If the light is out, I would check to see if there is power getting to the sub-woofer. If you have a meter, check it with that. My money is on the power supply. Again, I'd check with Polk tech support after testing the power supply. If you don't have access to a meter, you can pick one up cheaply at Harbor Freight or perhaps you have a neighbor who is "handy". I hope that helps.
1636648
It's also quite possible that the Volume Pot is not the correct one or is defective and could be why you have to turn it up so high. Was the sound ever distorted? Or was it clean? If you did overdrive the output you might have gotten distortion. But if the sound was clean but low in volume, then it might be the Volume control , preamp setting or output amp.
886326
There is two things that I noticed that control the sound. Answering the yes/no prompt when setting the timer, and the black volume control on the side of the base. Maybe this will help.